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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
5
A medical appeal urges weak women to rely on Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets, claiming they restore regularity, cure inflammation, and restore health. Testimonials from Mrs. Nora Gaddie and others tout recovery, privacy guaranteed, and urging consultation by letter to Buffalo, New York.
Mrs Stahl Mr Leever Mr Jordan and Lou Shane and Mrs Runyan were called to city to attend a sick brother. Sleighing this section has never been better in years. Belfast church was dedicated February 16 and is now free from indebtedness. Thanks to the generosity of different parties.
A Pleasant City reader recalls a severely ill child recovered from pneumonia after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The letter claims the medicine saved the boy’s life and publicizes trial bottles and guaranteed satisfaction priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
Miss Rosa Jones and family from Cincinnati visited relatives here last week. Pete Leever from Goshen stopped in on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ora Griswold and guests visited near Coraddale last Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Benjamine and Lena visited George Marconet’s family at Woodyile Thursday. Mrs Martha McCollum improved after illness. Homer Hahn hosted 57 guests for his mother Nancy Hahn’s 82nd birthday on February 12 1902. Henry Biggs and wife were in Milford on business Wednesday.
The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 to any case it fails to cure. Sent testimonials and address in Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
A collection of social notes reports visits from residents and guests including Laura Holland Dora Aicholtz Jennie Forbes Sallie Parry and Mrs W Jones. It lists family movements marriages illnesses travels and upcoming events with references to local churches and homes in the Felicity Amelia Glen Este and Summerside areas.
Batavia residents report relief from rheumatism using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming restoration of nerve force. Mrs Ida Markland of Main Street Batavia Ohio describes improvement after one box purchased at Dr Bann's drug store. Pills sold at 503 a box through dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package.
Mrs Boose died last Monday and her husband Minord Boose followed about four weeks earlier. Burial at Bloom Rose beside her husband Mary Abernathy of Milford returned home after visiting friends here. BE. H. McNatt and F. M. White conducted business in Williamsburg Tuesday. A number of locals attended the turn pike sale in Batavia last Friday. Joe Ren ard of Lorado won the bid. H. Anderson spent part of last week in Cincinnati. Mattie and Grace Johnson visited sister Mrs Ed Gray in Cincinnati Sunday. Walter Day can return to work in Cincinnati after four weeks illness. George Hill and family visited E. H. McNutt family Sunday. A sled road trip from locals went to Lorado last Saturday for a box social at the Christian church.
An old practitioner claims a new treatment named Scuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure relieves and permanently cures catarrh by reaching the disease. Sold for one dollar with internal and external medicines for a full month, delivered prepaid in the United States or Canada.
Miss Eppert of Miamiville and Clyde Trump with Elwood White of Milford visited Locust Corner last week. Albert Heinrich of Batavia called at the Ayer home as Amett Ayer and Miss Sue Nichola and Miss Fateila Ayer attended the Lotus Club concert in Batavia last Saturday night. Weiler Bennett and Daye Kirgan also present.
The ad claims Ayer's Hair Vigor nourishes hair and promotes growth as a hair food. It asserts stopping hair loss and restoring gray hair color, priced at $1.00 per bottle. Orders via express to J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
Teachers attended the UTI at Batavia and stayed for a grand musical. Mrs. Kirgan of White Oak visits Batavia. Fred Troy aims to resume high school studies. Valentine events and student activities are noted. Debating challenge issued by C O Hays. School rankings list top seniors and juniors with averages from 76 to 86.
Advertised remedy claims universal effectiveness against aches burns inflammation piles ulcers boils felons skin eruptions and boils. Sold by Dr John Bunn Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia at 25 cents a box with a money back or no pay guarantee.
The funeral for Mrs. George Schilling took place at Bloom Rose last Tuesday. She was the last of her father's family and left a husband, one nephew, and many friends to mourn.
Ten Milford girls hosted a valentine party at Rowena Scott home on Thursday evening. Guests included Edna and Elizabeth Worz Anna Shearman Velma Hodges Mamie White Melissa Shumard Rowena Scott Alice Runyan Martha Anna Sanders and several named local men. A baby party occurred at Terrace Park Friday night and a wedding at St Thomas Episcopal church united Helen Thayer and Walter Raucher. Edgar Scott returned from California last Monday.
A reader note touts Electric Bitters as a tonic and blood purifier aiding the nervous system and organs after grip attacks. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, rebuilds energy, and restores health with a 50 cent price and satisfaction guarantee from local sellers.
William P. Justice’s pasture near Huling ton remains crowded as residents and visitors flock there day and night. James Marsha left home two weeks ago and returned last Sunday. David Brunk of Lindale died last Thursday from morphine overdose and was buried at Old Bethel cemetery. William Johns died last week of throat cancer after years of struggle. Interment set for Old Bethel cemetery on Wednesday. N. Channell visited his son Charley at Thorton’s Mile for two days last week. Mrs Florence Leever delivered the Clermont Directory locally. Alex Kirkpatrick of Tabasco visited Elmer. Louis Kitchen sold Cincinnati property. family returned home. Logs from Samuel Ellis shipped last week. Elmer Ely ill but improving. A Pinkham attended church and unity lecture in Cincinnati. Henry Cleaver of Lebanon passed through en route to P Isabel to evaluate property for a potential Oklahoma farm exchange. Miss Jennie Pierce visiting sister Mrs A W Huling.
An advertisement proclaims kidney trouble is common with signs such as sediment in water, frequent urination, and back pain. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder issues, offers samples and a free booklet by mail from Binghamton New York, and urges readers to mention the paper.
Dr George Rutledge and wife of Owensville sleighriding at his home last week. Stanley Brunk family guests of Tom Hudson Sunday. John Grate of North Vernon called to see daughter Katie with typhoid at J H Prickett home. Cast siblings visit Mrs Will Cramer Oak Grove. Losey family visit Newtonville. Homer Hahn family of Modest with T F Lyon. Martinsville guests of their parents Sunday. Cyrus Prickett of Cincinnati, formerly Edenton, died Feb 11 and was buried Feb 13 at C U church cemetery. Large crowd attended M B church supper Friday.
Thomas Danler longtime Mt Holly resident died at home on Tuesday February 4 after a tedious illness. Funeral services will be held at Union Chapel on Friday February 7 conducted by Rev Armacost with his remains placed in the vault at Amelia. The community extends sympathy to the family amid condolences.
Mr W W Baker of Plainview Nebraska reports his wife suffered over fifteen years and doctors failed. A friend advised Foley's Honey and Tar and her health improved dramatically. They praise the remedy and say they will never be without it. Sold by Dr John Bunn Son.
Newtonsville notes announce an Epworth League hosted entertainment at the A. R. ball on Saturday evening February 22 featuring three plays and orchestra music to raise funds for an organ at the M E church. Also local residents visiting and social events are listed.
A night alarm of croup is described as deadly and urgent. Foley’s Honey and Tar is praised for instant relief and rapid cure, with Mrs. P. L. Cordier of Mannington Kentucky reporting a three year old girl saved after the first dose. Refuse substitutes. sold by Dr. John Bunn & Fon.
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